Desperate for answers, Anabelle Krueger's parents turned to Le Bonheur Children’s when she was 8 months old. The team at Le Bonheur’s top-ranked Neuroscience Institute discovered that Anabelle was experiencing infantile spasms, which can be extremely dangerous to child development if not controlled, and immediately began an in-patient treatment regimen. Within two weeks, her seizures were gone. Anabelle was then diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of 1 and returned to Le Bonheur every three months for regular appointments. She was also diagnosed with hypotonia, which is decreased muscle tone, and requires feedings via G-tube. “Every time we have needed something, Le Bonheur has been there for us,” Anabelle’s mom, Katie, said. “They are able to provide much-needed resources and genuinely care about Anabelle and our family.” The unparalleled accessibility and decisiveness of Le Bonheur’s epileptologists saved Anabelle from a lifetime of neuro-degenerative side effects. Today, 6-year-old Anabelle has check-ups with her neurology team twice a year to manage her condition. When you participate in this year’s Pumpkin Run, you are making a difference for kids like Anabelle. Register today by clicking the link in our bio.